Achieving Appropriate Placement for
All Career & Technical Students
PA CTEC 2009 Conference
PRESENTED BY:
Debbie Handschue
Supervisor of Special Education
Lehigh Career & Technical Institute
June 25, 2009
Mission:
Prepare for entry level employment
Prepare students for successful careers and lifelong learning
Occupational
Analysis
Course Description
Occupational Titles
Task List
Task Grid
Career Objective
Form
Learning Guides
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Integration of academics
Task Tracking
Performance
Assessment Log
(PAL)
Contract Grading
General Goals
Employment
Opportunities
Future Trends
Skills & Knowledge
Common Tools &
Equipment
Special
Requirements
Post Secondary
Opportunities
O-Net
Local business/Industry recommendations
State/National Skill Certifications
Hierarchy of skills
Reasonable & Achievable
Only skills performed on the job
State and National Skill Standards
Validated by business & industry
Divided by duty areas
85-130 tasks are typical
Written using action verbs
Identify hours for completion of the skill
Forms a basis for articulation
Incorporates task list and occupational titles
Competencies needed for each occupational title
Organizational tool for students & teachers
Provides basis for career objective
ANNUAL EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL
OBJECTIVES FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN A
PDE-APPROVED CAREER AND TECHNICAL
EDUCATION (CTE) PROGRAM
Career Objective Form
Required by Chapter 4 Section 4.31
Completed every year by each student
CIP code & Job Title included
Occupational title identified
Long-range goals identified
Must be signed and in student file
Student & teacher maintain a copy
Task
Purpose
Exit Outcomes
Supporting Objectives
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Knowledge Academic Concept Guided Practice -
Resources Required
Safety Factors
Learning Activities (Assignments)
Performance Evaluations/Exit Outcome Assessment
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
Performance Evaluation Culminating activity to determine students competence in completing a task according to the preestablished standard.
1. Students are measured against a criterion (product or process)
2. Students should practice before evaluation
3. Teacher evaluates for final sign-off of task
Teacher’s Responsibility
Task Check-off sheets
Convert to grades
Follows career objective
Filed each year in student file
Task tracking continues during co-op
Basis for awarding skills certificate(s)
*See IEP Input Sheet
Matches career objective
Student’s tool for tracking
Student’s responsibility for updating teacher/supervisor sign-off
Mandatory for school to career experience
Completed quarterly
Establishes expectations for students
Student conference required
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Beginning
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Mid-quarter
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End of quarter & new contract
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Skill component of the grade
State or national credential
School’s certificate based on career objective
Attendance certificate with completed competency profile
NOCTI
A variety of levels of career objectives offered
Certificates awarded for career objective
Contract grading permits accommodations for special needs students
Used for IEP input
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Career objective
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Goal setting: How many competencies will complete?
Cannot lower requirements for standards
Cannot lower requirements for safety
Mrs. Debbie Handschue
Director of Special Education handschued@lcti.org
610.799.1326
Lehigh Career & Technical Institute
4500 Education Park Drive
Schnecksville, PA 18078-2599